Dan Griffiths

Widgit

Simple Attribution is just that… simple! It adds a meta box on post pages 
which allows bloggers to specify the name and URL of the site a sourced article 
originated from. Assuming both these fields are filled out, it appends the 
attribution link to the bottom of the post.
Simple Attribution allows links to be generated in both text and image form, 
allowing you to customize it to the feel of your website. Natively, it includes 
5 icons which can be used to identify the attribution link instead of the 
standard caption (which is editable through the options panel), and custom 
icons can be used as well.
Don’t like where we put the link? You have the option to disable 
auto-attribution and put the link wherever you want it to display simply by 
adding <?php echo display_attribution(); ?> to your template!

Simple Attribution

I used it on newly installed wordpress 5.8 with default theme.
The problem is that, it didn't save the attribution title and url and also didn't show the links at bottom of the post.

I wish it work on new version. If it has git page, I can resolve it.

Thanks.

Didn't work on standard wordpress 5.8

A simple plugin to allow bloggers to add attribution to sourced posts.

mdanielpatrick

Feature request?
<a href="http://www.mdpatrick.com/donate/" rel="nofollow ugc">Consider dropping me a few bucks (donate page)</a>
.. or ..
<a href="https://github.com/mdpatrick/PMID-Citation-Plus" rel="nofollow ugc">You can make your own feature and create a pull request on GitHub. This plug is open source.</a>
This plugin makes citing scientific studies in an aesthetically pleasing manner much more easy.
It allows you to simply enter in PubMed IDs on the composition page and have a references list (very similar to Wikipedia’s) automatically built for you. At the moment it only supports PMIDs, but in the future will also support citation via DOI.
<h4>Features</h4>
<ul>
<li>Creates an input box on your post composition page where you can input PubMed IDs.</li>
<li>PubMed IDs are then stored in the database along with your post, and this data is used to create a references block at the bottom of your post.</li>
</ul>

PMID Citation Plus

This plugin allows you to simply enter in PubMed IDs (PMIDs) and have a references list automatically built at the bottom of your post for you.

Simple Attribution vs PMID Citation Plus